SLURRY PUMPS

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SlurryPro Slurry Pumps

The SlurryPro slurry pump is engineered for the continuous pumping of highly abrasive, high-density slurries, requiring minimal maintenance. These slurry pumps maintain high efficiencies over the wear life of their components, with a wide range of materials available to suit a wide range of applications for maximum abrasion and corrosion resistance.

Features of the SlurryPro slurry pump:

  • rubber and metal lined slurry pumps
  • split casing for easy maintenance
  • moulded impeller for stronger wear resistance
  • liners available in different materials for greater chemical resistance

WORKING PRINCIPLE

Global Pumps’ slurry pump range is based on the working principle of centrifugal pumps.

The SlurryPro pump converts rotational energy from a motor into energy in a moving fluid. The key components responsible for this energy conversion are the impeller and the casing. The impeller is the rotating element of the pump, while the casing is the airtight passage that surrounds it.

As the fluid enters the casing, it falls on the impeller blades at the eye of the impeller. The fluid is then moved radially outward until it exits the impeller. During this process, the fluid is gaining both velocity and pressure.

APPLICATIONS

  • mining
  • quarries
  • general industry

FAQ

Will my slurry pump wear out?

The wear on your slurry pump is influenced by several factors, including the pump design, the abrasive nature of the slurry, the specifics of the application or duty conditions, and how the pump is applied or selected for the task. The SlurryPro heavy duty centrifugal slurry pumps are specifically engineered to handle the continuous pumping of highly abrasive, high-density slurry with minimal maintenance requirements, ensuring extended wear life.

What should I consider when selecting the right slurry pump?

There are two major considerations when selecting the right slurry pump: the impeller and the casing. The impeller should have a large enough passageway so that the solid particles, no matter their size, can pass through without clogging. The casing of the pump, which handles the pressure, should have larger gaps between the impeller and the cut-water tongue, to reduce wear and prevent large solid particles from getting stuck.

It’s important you take note of the materials of construction, this includes metal and/or rubber pump liners and metal casings. A metal and/or rubber pump liner will combat erosion from the solid particles, while the metal casing resists erosion caused by the increased pressure and circulation. Selecting the right combination of these features will ensure that your slurry pump is well-suited to handle even the most demanding high-density slurry applications.

Does Global Pumps offer spares for slurry pumps?

Yes, Global Pumps offers a wide range of interchangeable replacement spare parts to suit the most common brand slurry pumps. Whether you own a SlurryPro slurry pump or one from a competitor, Global Pumps can supply the following spare parts:

  • impellers - available in hard metal and elastomer
  • casing liners -  available in hard metal and elastomer
  • shaft units
  • bearings
  • seals and sealing systems

How do I get pricing for a SlurryPro slurry pump?

Contact Global Pumps and discuss your application with someone from our team. We offer free consultations and quotes.

Where do you deliver and what are your estimated shipping times?

Below is a guideline of how long it takes to ship products to Australia’s capital cities. We offer delivery Australia-wide and can advise of lead time during the quoting process. If the order is urgent, our team will act quickly to ensure you receive your slurry pump ASAP.

*Table of delivery time frames

Locations Shipping time range
Melbourne 1-2 days
Sydney 2-3 days
Brisbane 2-4 days
Perth 2-4 days
Adelaide 1 day
Kalgoorlie 3-5 days
Mt Isa 3-5 days

PRODUCT INFORMATION

The SlurryPro slurry pump is available in horizontal or vertical configuration, in a wide range of sizes. These slurry pumps are available with both high chrome and various grades of rubber wearing parts, including polyurethane, to enhance durability and performance.

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Horizontal Slurry Pumps

The horizontal slurry pump series offers a complete range of sizes, across a full selection of materials. Components are available in a range of elastomer and hard metal types, suitable for any application requiring maximum abrasion and corrosion resistance.

The cartridge-type bearing assembly is completely removable, offering easy on-site maintenance. Global Pumps offer a wide range of seal types to suit your site requirements, including mechanical shaft seals that eliminate the need for gland sealing water.


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Vertical Slurry Pumps

This SlurryPro vertical slurry pump features a cantilever shaft design that eliminates bearings or seals in the fluid end, ensuring longevity and reliability. Material options include complete elastomer lined pumps and hard metal options designed for corrosive and abrasive applications. These slurry pumps are configurable to suit your specific requirements, including a range of column lengths and impeller designs.

The SlurryPro vertical configuration is ideal for handling corrosive coarse particles and high concentrations of slurry and are widely used in the metallurgical, mining and coal industries. They are also well suited to heavy slurry wash down and spill applications.

High-performance guarantee right across the SlurryPro Range

Both our Diamond and Standard series slurry pumps are designed to perform in the most demanding industrial conditions. Lined with a unique elastomeric compound that’s comparable to rubber, but with superior wear-resistance properties,  these high-density slurry pumps are built for durability. SlurryPro slurry pumps also feature a range of interchangeable parts compatible with most common slurry pump brands, from impellers to bearings, allowing for cost-effective repairs.

The Diamond series, in particular, offers flexibility, whether you’re specifying new pumps or upgrading existing ones. And better yet, our slurry pumps enable you to continue using your current pump and pipework configuration, reducing the need for costly system overhauls.

Most importantly, you’ll always have access to technical assistance if you purchase slurry pumps and parts from our range, regardless of where you’re located. The SlurryPro team has a service division set up right here in Australia, which means quicker repair turnarounds, part replacements, and on-site diagnostics when needed.

SlurryPro slurry pumps provide superior wear life, reduced lifetime costs, and easy maintenance. Our extensive range includes 240V to 1000V slurry pumps, addressing a broad spectrum of industrial needs. Specifically designed for pumping highly abrasive, high-density slurry, SlurryPro pumps are ideal for the mining industry, but versatile enough for any slurry pumping application.


Key features of our slurry pumps:

  • rubber and metal lined pumps
  • flows up to 5,000 L/s
  • heads up to 100 m
  • removal cartridge-type bearing assembly
  • split casing for easy maintenance
  • oversize shaft and bearings for zero shaft deflection
  • moulded impeller for stronger wear resistance
  • range of different high-tech sealing systems
  • liners available in different materials for greater chemical resistance
  • interchangeable wearing parts with most slurry pump brands
  • low maintenance costs

Critical dimensions are interchangeable with other common centrifugal slurry pump designs, making it easy to upgrade to SlurryPro.
No matter what you require for your specific project, talk to our pump experts for comprehensive advice today.

We also offer a range of other pumps, including trash,  centrifugal pumps, and drum pumps. Browse all the pumps here.

 

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NOT SURE WHERE TO START

Guide To Selecting the Best Pump

If you need some guidance on how to select the right pump then you’re not alone! There’s such a wide range of pumps in Australia, from centrifugal pumps to hose pumps to diaphragm pumps. The options available to you can make it a difficult choice, so we’ve created this special guide to help step you through the process of selecting the ideal pump for your requirements.

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